Studio 6 Suites Greenville, SC - Haywood Mall

We had a room on the top floor of the hotel (which has no elevator). Our room was a reasonable size. The hotel is slightly sprawling. Depending on which block you are in access to breakfast or the beach may be different. Breakfast is served in a smallish room on the ground floor at the back of the hotel. Beach access is very simple, the hotel has access directly at the rear of the hotel to the beach. It is possible to walk to several food outlets within about 15 minutes of the hotel. Many years ago we decided we no longer needed to take cups with us as every hotel we have ever stayed at to this point provided a cup each and something to boil water with. In fairness to the property there were two plastic cups for a cold drink. When we went down to reception and queried why did we have many kitchen appliances the kitchen otherwise contained nothing as in no cups, spoons, knifes, plates, dishes to cook stuff in, toaster, you get the idea. This is where things get weird, you can buy non disposable cookware and dinnerware sets, (refer to the photo $39.99 and $19.99 for 1 setting), if you are an overseas tourist there is no way you are traveling with a set of crockery etc, and have no desire to buy such things as you can't take them home with you. Once we went to reception, they were able to eventually find us some cutlery, cups, plates and bowls we were able to make a weird breakfast (no toaster) and have a hot drink. The property has no lift and weird non continuous stairs (as in you don't get into the stairwell and keep going down until you reach your destination). The room was a good size, and otherwise reasonable nights stay bar the fully unstocked kitchen.

The service is awesome. Marwa is always extremely helpful. They do a great job, make you feel safe and secure. And always there if you need them

A large basic room at good price. Seems This hotel caters to workers. It is a little rough looking on the outside but the room was very large and includes a kitchen. No dishes or silverware. It was basic and smelled a bit like smoke however the price was good. Everything worked. The woman at the front desk was nice. I would go back again. I felt like I got a fair deal for the money.

Room was huge . No problems at all my truck was in the shop so had to go somewhere. Loved it

Last fall, I spent one night at Extended Stay America in Greenville, SC (530 Woods Lake Road) on Saturday 9/14/2024. Upon checking out Sunday morning, the front desk clerk asked if she could check my room and I replied "sure." In my room, I informed her that there was a hold behind the bathroom door (which I did not realize was there until I took a shower). I even took a picture before checkout. I did not appreciate being questioned as though I was a criminal by asking me if "I'm sure I didn't do it?" That hole was there before I checked in. Moving forward, I always take pictures of my room within the first 10 minutes of checking in.. that way I won't have to experience this ordeal again. Please make sure you document everything at this facility. Although I'm on a DNR list with Extended Stay, whenever I travel, my friend makes the reservation and requests 2 keys, so I'm still able to stay at Extended Stay locations (and did so 2 weeks ago).

We had a room on the top floor of the hotel (which has no elevator). Our room was a reasonable size. The hotel is slightly sprawling. Depending on which block you are in access to breakfast or the beach may be different. Breakfast is served in a smallish room on the ground floor at the back of the hotel. Beach access is very simple, the hotel has access directly at the rear of the hotel to the beach. It is possible to walk to several food outlets within about 15 minutes of the hotel. Many years ago we decided we no longer needed to take cups with us as every hotel we have ever stayed at to this point provided a cup each and something to boil water with. In fairness to the property there were two plastic cups for a cold drink. When we went down to reception and queried why did we have many kitchen appliances the kitchen otherwise contained nothing as in no cups, spoons, knifes, plates, dishes to cook stuff in, toaster, you get the idea. This is where things get weird, you can buy non disposable cookware and dinnerware sets, ($39.99 and 19.99 for 1 setting), if you are an overseas tourist there is no way you are traveling with a set of crockery etc, and have no desire to buy such things as you can't take them home with you. Once we went to reception, they were able to eventually find us some cutlery, cups, plates and bowls we were able to make a weird breakfast (no toaster) and have a hot drink.